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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1917

Page

1

Fourteen State Groups Ordered Into Federal Service War Strength Raised

Fourteen state organizations are ordered into federal service as President issues directives to boost the navy to full war strength of 87 000 men. Measures are taken to guard arsenals munition works and strategic points nationwide as the country braces for imminent hostilities. In reports from the front French forces push toward St Quentin amid heavy fighting with German units along the Somme and Aisne sectors.

Somme Aisne St. Quentin French War Office St Quentin Castres Essigny le Grand

Nations move to war footing as mobilization begins

Secretary Daniels appeals for recruits while National Guardsmen in Bay State are mobilized to defend key assets. President Wilson orders full Navy strength and creates two new Atlantic coast military departments to accelerate mobilization for potential war. The steps aim to safeguard industries and critical federal sites as Congress prepares to act.

Massachusetts War Department Congress Washington Wilson Atlantic Coast

General Wood Is Sent South

General Leonard Wood has been sent south from Governors Island where he has commanded the Department of the East. The move places him in charge of the newly created Department of the South, covering the old Southern states. Continued on Page 4 Fourth Col.

General Wood Washington

Coronda Survivors Reach Safety After Torpedo Sinking

Twenty one survivors of the British steamer Coronda, torpedoed 150 miles off the Irish coast on March 13, arrived at Halifax aboard a British steamer nine hours after the disaster. Nine men were lost when their lifeboat capsized during escape.

Halifax N. S Coronda

Survivors witness sea battle as submarine appears doomed

The rescued crew from a tramp steamer watched another tramp steamer engage a submarine just after boarding the rescuing steamer. A Coronda crew member described sighting the submarine and a moving target that resembled a steamer coming up, suggesting the submarine took a fatal hit.

Coronda

Police Purpose of Protection Orders Reported

Washington despatches describe the orders as for police purposes of protection while noting that, if war occurs, continuation is expected. The Boston Post advertises Lovell & Covel caramels as a big import house with a large selling organization and mentions egg output and distribution details.

Washington Hana Big Sie Pesto Semeactis Boston Post

Weather notices and historical anniversary item

A compact weather and anniversary snippet notes fair and warmer conditions for Boston and southern New England, with rain and lower temperatures possible Tuesday. It includes a 1676 reference to Marlboro destroyed by Indians and forecasts for Monday and Tuesday with winds from the southwest.

Marlboro Mass Boston Washington New England Maine

Fatal Two at Greenfield Electric Plant After Live Wire Incident

At the Greenfield Electric Light and Power Co plant two men were killed and a third badly burned when a six foot steel frame worker slipped and touched a live 18,000 volt wire. Rollo B. Kinsman died instantly. Frank Allen and Edward Leurkahardt attempted aid. Allen survived but Leurkahardt was also killed.

Greenfield Greenfield Electric Light and “Power Company Rollo B. Kinsman Frank Allen Edward Leurknhardt Allen Leurkahardt

Burglar Fires Shot At Man In Saugus Home

A burglar trapped at the home of Mrs. Clarence W. Fox at 70 Lincoln Avenue Saugus fired one shot at Horace K. Atherton Jr the son in law of Mrs Fox narrowly missing him then knocked Mrs Fox down and plunged head first through a plate glass window and escaped

Clarence W. Fox Lincoln Avenue Saugus Horace K. Atherton, Jr

French Grand Prize To Cardinal Mercier

Paris reports the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences awarded Cardinal Mercier of Belgium its 15 000 franc grand prize for “the finest and greatest acts of devotion” and to honor his patriotism justice and devotion to the poor.

Paris Academy of Moral and Political Sciences Cardinal Mercier Belgium Academy France

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